The Bath Hotel  

The Hotel was clean but in need of a make over and the staff were friendly. The food was nice but the menu was dated and needs bringing into this new age gastronome

No bar in the lounge. Extremely quiet in the evening and no atmosphere, as bar closed in the actual hotel. Had to walk through the dining area to get drinks from the pub attached to the hotel. Hotel managers were seen very little and did not engage their guests in any conversation or sociable "chit chat".

Good location - very friendly staff - liked the fact the Chef took trouble to come into the restaurant to talk to us.

No dislikes

Fabulous price and location, no complaints with room which was dated but clean and comfortable. We didn't eat in the hotel, so can't comment on the food except breakfast which was fine. There wasn't much parking but we were fine for both nights.

Although always polite the man behind the desk could improve his interpersonal skills, maybe even smile!

The town and friendliness of locals

The friendly service. The good location.

Very poor mobile phone signal. Out-dated bedroom decor. Rubbish tv. Poor food.

Excellent location.

Some staff very friendly others not so.

Very good restaurant and vegetarian options on the menus. Even a full vegetarian english breakfast options. (Also another restaurant serving vegetarian within the square.) Lovely views, and the hotel was right on the edge of a busy pedestrian only shopping street, where you can buy your gifts, and yummy cakes etc. Staffing brilliant very friendly from management to cleaning staff. We were lucky to get parking at the hotel, but plenty of evening free on street parking.

No lifts, we had three rooms in completely different wings of the hotel and so many stairs inbetween. Advise them before booking if you have difficulties with stairs. Standard rooms only have bath, and decor requires updating, in contrast to their luxury rooms which are spacious, well decorated and include shower over bath. (Some with sea view).

The restaurant served extremely good food and a good selection of vegetarian alternatives. I'd quite happily eat there again. Very clean which was good considering dogs were welcome. The information book was really good, lots of useful contact information, things to do etc.

I booked a double room at single occupancy rate and even though my paperwork and theirs said this they told me it they didn't have one available and had allocated me a twin room. They then said that a single occupant wouldn't normally be allocated a double. The twin bedroom looked like it hadn't been decorated since the 1970's from the salmon coloured wallpaper and matching quilt cover, built in furniture, glass light fitting/shade and woodchip covered door. The ensuite was carpeted and didn't have a shower just a bath but the weird thing was that even though it was ensuite, the washbasin was in the bedroom not the bathroom - why? The towels were pretty tatty and thin and because of a review I'd seen, I took a towel just in case and I was glad I did. I don't know what the other rooms were like, hopefully better. The whole place including the restaurant needs a style update. I wouldn't have paid the full rate for the room - it wasn't worth it.

Excellant Location Roooms clean, with a great view

Thin Walls

Staff were very courteous and efficient. Food was good and the location superb.

The furniture is tired and very 70s but that did not spoil a thing.

Location to the seafront/harbour very good, reasonably priced meals in the adjoining pub.

Decor slightly dated, although very clean. The information stated we could use a swimming pool at another hotel, but when we enquired where it was, we were informed this arrangement no longer existed.